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Love Cycles: Five Natural Stages of a Romantic Relationship When you’re single, it’s easy to idealize being in a relationship as the solution to (or at least a distraction from) a lot of your problems. But if you’re in a relationship — especially one t...

Audio: Take Pride While considered one of the biblical seven deadly sins, pride — of the right dosage — can be a boon. After all, confidence — unquestionably a quality for which we all strive — relies on pride....

unconditional-communication In this episode of The Art of Charm, Mark talks to us about love, friendship, boundaries, relationships, commitments, and even world travel.

You don't have to exercise 4 hours a day Is it really possible to burn fat, without spending half your day at the gym? And do those electrical impulse ab machines you see on infomercials actually work?

Step Up, Kick Ass and Create an Extreme You Extreme You In today's podcast, Sarah Robb O’Hagan, an executive, activist, entrepreneur, and author of Extreme You: Step Up. Stand Out. Kick Ass. Repeat. talks about how the failures along the way ...

Audio: The Narcissistic Continuum When we’re looking back on a relationship that’s failed — or one that’s about to — it’s easy to label the other person in that relationship as somehow disordered on a psychiatric level. Th...

Push: The real way to set and achieve goals What if all along what we've been taught about setting and achieving goals has been wrong? Our guest for today's episode, Chalene Johnson, says there is one key step no one else talks about.

Having a baby is a stressful, transformative experience for even the most prepared couples Here, we talk about how to survive the ordeals — and enjoy the rewards — of parenthood together.

First Love Fantasies and the Myth of Closure [AUDIO] Do your eyes steam over as you fondly remember the first time you fell in love and wonder what the person who made you feel that way is up to these days? Do you fantasize about reconnecting, certain h...

Rescue Monday, Reinvent Your Work, and Never Get Stuck By a certain age, you’ll probably find aspects of your career less satisfying than you were hoping they’d be (and if you haven’t gotten to that point yet, chances are pretty good that you will)....